dandySAFETY#1: ask an expert ~ The Right Hook
Image “Crossroads” Copyright: Hamilton-Baillie Associates, Bristol UK hamilton-baillie.co.uk By Tammy Thorne dandySAFETY #1: ask an expert ~ The Slow Right Hook Situation: Intersection College at University dandySAFETY column introduction: The column will focus on real-world situations where motorists and cyclists interact. … Continue reading
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Tagged ask an expert, Bike Boxes, bike lanes, cars, dandySAFETY, Derek Chadbourne, green, Hamilton-Baillie, Hugh Smith, infrastructure, intersections, Jim Kenzie, merging, motorists, passing, police, policy, red, safe, safety, safety in numbers, Tammy Thorne, Toronto Police Services, Toronto Star, yellow
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Q&A with Lucas Brunelle on the making of the film Line of Sight
Benny Zenga filming Lucas Brunelle on the Brooklyn Bridge for the making of Line of Sight. In the liner notes for the new documentary “Line of Sight” there’s a photo of Lucas Brunelle wearing a cast with this quote: “I … Continue reading
Line of Sight: the Toronto connection …in Guatemala
photo courtesy of Lucas Brunelle Line of Sight: the Toronto connection …in Guatemala Documentary features local couriers racing in action sequence in idyllic tropical island dandyhorse was excited to see that Benny Zenga (who’s film “Where are you go?” and work … Continue reading
dandyREVIEW: Premium Rush vs. Line of Sight
In homage to the BFF - currently in Hong Kong – we’ve got a little review of 2012-2013 BFF feature film: Line of Sight by Lucas Brunelle and Canadian Benny Zenga PREMIUM RUSH vs LINE OF SIGHT: How does … Continue reading
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Tagged Benny Zenga, BFF, bicycle film festival, film review, Hong Kong, John Baker, Line Of Sight, Lucas Brunelle, Premium Rush
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Sherbourne Bike Lane Audit Ride
Sherbourne Bike Lane Audit Ride photos and story by Jun Nogami Cycle Toronto organized a ride down the Sherbourne Bike lanes to solicit comments from users. Fifteen riders showed up, including two members of the City Cycling Infrastructure staff, as … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, bike lanes, city hall, Cycle Toronto, Jun Nogami, separated bike lanes, Sherbourne
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Biking Toronto
